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Road Closures Due to High Water

Road Closures Due to High Water
Emily Fay
April 4, 2025

Excessive rainfall in Lexington has caused several road closures. The following roads are closed due to high water.

  • Military Pike at James Lane
  • Lemons Mill Pike at Huffmans Mill Pike
  • Bowman Mill Rd at Old Harrodsburg Rd
  • Jacks Creek Pike past the Kentucky River Pkwy
  • The Kentucky River Pkwy
  • Highwater Lane off Dry Branch Road
  • Parkside Drive at Cabot Drive (including sidewalks & greenspace)

 

It is NEVER safe to drive or walk into flood waters. You should never drive through flooded roadways. You have no way of knowing how deep the water is or the conditions of the road. It could be damaged or even washed away completely. Be especially careful at night, as flooded areas may become impossible to see. Turn around, don’t drown!

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